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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
OXFORD.

Mrs. Bailey and Miss Annie Morehouse,
OF Aabarr, were At Joseph RobInson's last
week.
Mrs. q. T. Hawkes. and liza. are spend.
Inc some time AZ The Point OF Pines.
The base ball tournament has excited
much Interest, and many attended
The bridge AZ welchyllle Is 10 be replank'
ell
The annual reunion OF the survivors OF
the i'th Maine Re;'t was held here on Avg
18th. Owing 10 the dull morning, 10 was
feared there would not be large delega-
ton present bat before ~ O'Clock The
NJ. \. church MAS well 1llei with soldiers
and their wives OFT i7th there were
- Al roll call. Amer being called 10 or
der. few words OF welcome were spoken
by Dr. A. l.. Jersey. Music. appropriate
Tor the occasion. WAS rendered by the OK.
ford Comet band, amer which the soldiers
were Invited 20 a bountlful dinner. prepar-
cd BY the ladies', IN the vcsiry. Dinner
over. they returned u the church, and at
Ter listening - patriotic songs, procecied
% transact The business OF the association.
The death o. three comrades during The
year, was reported. Some time WAS spen.
In discussion In relation 10 a mOnnment TO
be erected A. Gettysburg. 90 The spot oc'
capled by the isth. Gin the TIRE, days
hgLtl Music 10y the bsnd) closed the
exercises ard The company were soon on
The way 20 their homes. Although The
rain EEL la torrents from 10 A. NJ. 20 J r.
" every one seemed In the best Of spirits
and IL was avery crI0yao.e occasion. Qilie
an interest was manifesicd by our oxford
people In viewing the torn and ta,iefei bat.
ne Tag. which was carried "ln the light
oy c0mrtie Cyrus r. wariwell Whom VIC
AL knos) Much credit Il Que 10 The Ia
dies 90 Okfori. Tor the taste displayed In
the arrangement 81 the tables, noral deco
faiiOns. etc.
The social dance AZ Central Hall was
well attended. and very good umi was
enjoyed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
WATERFORD.

Your correspondent, though In feeble
health. was able TO make pleasant call Al
Pine Grove House one day this week
Every one there seemed full ollie aud anil
nation. while there !! ofthe guests TOOK
hay.rack ride 10 the nne farm OF the
proprietor At Backyard.
Rev. joan Robinson Is visited by his
sister from California. where she has re-
sItsi 30 years prscticlng physician.
We learn that our former to"nsmAn, ..
4. swan, viii return next Monday rom
California. where he has been rsnehing TOT
the past i've years.
WIN. y. Lord and c. w. Manson sola
one day last week. four cows 10 Hsnson'
the butcher. falr prices were obtained.
10 an item written by az. D. We learn
that the motive OF the attentive potato bug
l. "Iet Us pray" We wish the devoted
| little creatures would say to our potato
loving farmers. Thy win be done"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
NEWRY.

Thursday evening ofla week, George
Fox Assaulted Ilerosri rainfall, ~ Is alleg'
al with intent % kill.
Young Sanders, a. Hanover, u Is no"
salf. has typhoid fever.
saturday fiteen men an1 tnree us I'M.
gave Charles Walker and Del khgofe w.
having. II l. vel 10 remember TIE sies
be deeds. a. well a. By words OF symrs,ny
L.esne LitiiehAle. OF this town, who nA-
becn cierklug Tor G. Bisbee FOR . NUMBER
of years, Il about gc.ng into business n
Norway with Fred Enery, 80 l hear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23

Nss ueicus Virginis Eaton. % Csin-
figs. Nkss, Who has been tAking asf
VACATION f1f s0mt weeks with htr aunt
Mr. william CAAsc. In his village, ".s
ul.tsi in marriage a. Mrs Cases resl'
ferce st sunday Afternoon. VITA M.
CaUles La'ayeiis simmons, 81 Tempe
t1n. Mass. Rev. Mr.. fiiz. pastor OF Tie
Congregational Church a. South Paris, De-
lrg ihc oflelaiing clergyman. Miss ka'on
hss ben sof some time . successful teach
RI lu ore % The pablo schools Ia can
bridge. Mr.. simmons i lawyer. meta
80 10 TIE Sufolk Bar. The newly welded
corp.c 40 - leave f0r TcIopleton on Tues
Gay Sasrc they are 90 reside In he iaiafe'
To ceremony was witnessed only ~ Tie
Immediate f,mly friends together VIII
t1s.r sumner guests TIE wishes Tor
happy Matrimonial voyage OF al Who have
tle pleasure ~ an Acquaintance Win NJ
a-i NJ simmons. will accompany ihs m
81. hey start flr thsif rev home and aolie
tllu iu az tie futurc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
BRYANrs POND.

Mr.. O. Y. Bowler. VINO recently pnfehis.
ei the w. II. Laphsm stand, has lifted II
up for the accommodation OF summer
boarders, under the name OF Lake Side
Cottage IL bids fair 10 become very
popular summer resort. Among those
stopping there ~ present sre y. Y. Btltton
and wife, n. l.. George and wife, and w.
e. Groat. all OF Boston, snd j. Bfliion and
wife, OF Cambridge. Mass.
G. X Houghton Is about moving 10 Can
ton. and II selling out bis stock OF goods
~ cost.
business IL booming AZ John y. Dear
born's spool mill. Nearly twenty carloads
OF spool strips, from Berlin Mills Co, have
been unloaied ~ his MILL lately.
Aiarge grove meeting 10 sn,ielpaied here
nex, Sunday. In addition 10 other popu-
lar PIE .chers, Rev. G. A. Hayden, OF Au'
burn, has arranged 20 be- present $40,
every one that thirs,e,h, come ye
X T.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
BYRON.

W. \ Irish. OF Baeinsli. visited fIlsuts
here last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Mace. % East winthrop.
visited her sister, Mrs.. JO,ham Shaw, ~.
Gently.
Geo. Y. Thomas has returned from Nina
where he has been spending a few weeks.
lie reports II very dry therr.
A. q. Newman, from Weld. with his
socs And their ladies'. from the West. vis-
lied Your Ponds sgNin last week.
ooed Wilson Il buiidiug q stable.
A. ;. Nouag has hsd an increase OF pea
sion lately.
Rlspberrics have been plenty and blue.
berries are reported abundant on the noun.
talns.
$. Taylor has Jus, returned fron a trip
70 The Lakes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
WILSON'S MILLS.

A load " supplies, aud crew % four
teen meu came up on Thursday 10 work
on Abbott brook. They are blasting rocks,
tuutirg dams. and otherslse Improving
IL Cor drivirg cat timber.
Capt CiNk. % The steamer Msgalioway,
has gone o. Ariovsr. and engineer lork Is
roN Captain.
A sporting PARTY ~ I've ministers were
up iast wcck u. O. Beuneti. guide.
Some % car farmers have dashed bay.
inE Others are ST. bard A. work on
plcassn; iais
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
CANON

There Is considerable building =, Canton
ihls summer.
The rev steam gfisi min. hulli BY
Mcssfs. Atwood & Lowe. IL nov com.
p'cic. Their new roller process OF grind.
log gives good satisfaction aud they are
doing good business.
TIE new tanrcry Il being pashod along
a. fat a. possible and will he ready Tor
business this fall
Nc. Ds,lno l. training several vAlus.
be horses belonging ~ {. Il Milliken, OF
Portland, some % Nhlch be will drive q,
he State Fair.
We unicfstlnd that there src soon 20 be
several new stores opened here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
nox. T. W. WOODBURY..

A rnfnf-rE roA Good NAN.-rIIr MASON
CORRESPONDENT rEiIs ruE pENocNtt
SOMETHING ABOUT 1UpoE WOODBURY..
uaviag sirAyed away nom hone A. Tar
A. Bethel at week I called UPON your
veteran correspondent. l.. W. Woodbury..
iului hlm llsi a. basy ~ ever, yet no.
100 1lsy % spend few moments % chai
VII asfnsni. The SHOWS Of almost seN'
eriy sIntsrs have Shiteust his hair ani
tine Anf care have let their marks on nls
c1esks ant brow, YET 10 paJsieA activiiy
as lsi1rsi vlgof be i Ike = man oi MI
dc age lie i not Only The bead OF TIE
lfm % Woodbury. Purlngton. bat ne = a
reai working member also. There i moth
.lg Cd 1e tore In TIE store OF olt. pertain
iug % tie hrslness % The ffm bat thai ne
does Bis share % it "Wetr Oui ani not
flsf 0ui = his motto kndhe lives ~ 70 IL
lis sors anf their families from fenn-
sy.vanlA have ia,ely visited him AL ne
pleasure u their comp,ny has made him
almost yogug again. For one or Two days
bel Ia his whole posterity with him,
chldrrn ard granite hlidrvr, and What more
pleasant reunion does thls world ever VII
ness tas. The meeting ArOuoi TIE sane
board or beneath The pastoral rooi. ~
sociM converse OF father, mother, ehlidrru
All gfAndchlltren.
fyou wOaid see The c0untenAnce OF tae
jlige light up with genuine j1y lls'
speak % hin OF his family and no Noni'
%. H. older son II q minister OF tne
gospel, SETTLED with h)arlshins pArisn :
ant bis younger sou q rising lawyer, c0in'
ing money aai winning reputation ~ MS
professiou; bis daughters are happy wives
~ gooi husbands and the loving mothers
OF promising children. and such tAnly
: honor enough Cor any nan Ani ne
crosuing glory % welded NE
These tfscil0ns AIT meeting VIII Mr..
Wood5ary's fAnlly bring freshly - my
MAD All condrm the wisiOm OF re'
mark D. male % ne years ago. wheu dc
leading politicians OF ths yOaug kspaoll
can party we're looking Coz the most Avail
abe candidate Zoe Member OF Congress
ron MS District Mr.. Woodbury. was
tod be must BE- that candidate. "6eetis
nen, SAID be. Il am not unminifll otth'
hoaor yol soait confs- upon me, Bat my
hi.le family needs ms more tain 1 AN
neeie. In Congress- goa have nee oesi ~,
liied Too that place, ba; n0ne iah eAn nv
NJ place a, home
II more msn would decide thus wisely
TIE wOrh NOuld b. better. political parties
plrer, aud The whole tons OF society eieEa
ted.
Bat I have wondered from The pOint
was eoning At intended 20 speak OF M
Business Of this firm A. being probably ~
largest In The sane kind o: eusiness OF Anj
In IL coanty. AMI IL continually increas'
iax. Their honesty. prOmpinesss AL an'
doubted reliability commend them - ne
pablo art their facilities for doing basi
ness In their line are such that they nee
Tear no competition. Mr.. Parlns loo, son
la-las % Mr.. wooioary. IL model oasi
hes nan In whose Integrity no doubts AZ
eser expressed When 1 yet away fror
home sgsia may write again. @. III. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
BETHEL.

The abundant rAin fall q, Bethel the past
week has lntorfered with The plans OF The
farmers IN ltishlne hsylng and gathering
their grain.
slgus OF 70; have shown 10 The potato
crop.
Sweet corn IL fully two weeks earlier
than last year. WOLF and Reesslng VIII
commence canning tbe 18th Inst.
The hop crop Il failure.
Dr. Il q. Wiley isyery sick with bowel
and liver trOuhle. Ills venerable presence
l. missed from our streets. FOR almost
half century be has minis,ered 10 the
wants OF the sick In this place, and his
name l. 4 household word, not only 10
Bethel, but at the surrounding towns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
ALBANY.

Hoi for the Lakes Monday morning
Rev. Y. NJ. wlswall, A. q. Bean, wife,
aud son and Miss Anna Cummings started
for umbsgog Lake, where they expect 70
joln Rev. &. w. Preston and sister. MI.
George II. Claik aud Miss Lizzie Farms
worth. who started for there last Saturday.
They expect To 90 Into camp also spend
some time In fishing.
]. w. Dresser, Miss Nora Fisk, Lincoln
Chaplin and Miss LiIrie Dresser have gone
10 the Lakes 10 enjoy week OF camp life.
Mrs. Alex Sloan died last week, Aug. II.
Agei c. years. She had long been An IN.
valid bat her last sickness was brief and
painful. Her funeral Was largely attended.
Mrs. Bracket. superintendent OF The
Industrial School Tor girls At Lancaster.
Mass. has been In town calling on friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
PORTER
Farmers are .,Ill hAylrs.

Farmers are s,lll haylrg.
The Elmwooi liol.e Il psli'y well nllsi
with Summer tourists
NJ. Geo W French, wife sui dsughier,
from ciiesgo, are stopping a. this place
Mr.. french .. sufsring from q fsli ~ GOT
on NJ, Pleasant, fracturlug three flhs.
Mrs Abbie French has retained IN bjs'
ton.
There was large gathering ~ Sebigo
Lake on sunday last, surprising any pre-
yiou, temperance camp-meeiing. The DAY
was hne and All iha, went enjoyed y very
much.
We bal the pleasure " trip 10 The
white Mountains the pas. week. We
f1uui tn Hotels aud boarding houses iall
q OVERCOMING with people who come 10
erj5y the besu,iful scenery ofthai country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
DlyPIILD CENTRE.

Psei Well Is dolng = lively buslnss'
With his ihrcshlrg machine. Gf,in looks
well, bat turns out Hight usually.
EmcrsOn Walt mi &. II. kldirr Nc on
a nshlng trip IN Weld Pond.
Mrs Vaudeville llDimtn, Who has h,d
= lang trouble Tor the past few years, hsi
a severe bleeding spell. splitting up nearly
two cups 81 blood, ON l,si wednesday
night She 1. very weak Al this writing.
&c Ilo'm,n. ~ Pennington. made U.
q short ylsit the past week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
EXHAUSTED VITALITY.
Non.Rc.Idcn, Taxes,

=, ne town OF Lowell, In the County OF On.
ford. for the year lss6.
The following List OF taxes on real estate OF
nor. resident owners In the town Of Lowell. for
ne wear Iss8. In hills committed 20 Charles ~.
I<vls. Collector Of said town, en- the 2sh
day o. May, Iva. has been returned BY him 70 me
a. remaining unpaid on the l9th dsy OF Nay. iss7
unpaii and notice Il hereby given that N the sad
tares, Interest snf charges are not paid into the
Trtasury 81 said town within eighteen months
from the date ol the commitment % SAID BUS,
., much Of the real estate taxed as u sumo
lent 10 pay the amount due thereon, Including In.
tercst and ehsrgss. will. without further notice. be
cold At public auction, IL the store OF Mar.
shall walker, In Lowell Village, Ia siif town, on
Fridsy, the 3lfh day OF Decs nber. A. ID. 1881, NJ
two oiclof 4 IN The Afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
WEI SINNER

The llsurf Smith party. who have been
soi0sruing here Tor Few days. have re-
turned o. their home la Greenwich, Mass.
Qliic a PARTY weui from here 90 The
grove mscting AZ Canton Sunday. Every
ooiy Wa we,i pleased with The sermons
given Their,
Hiram Rs,iAii. Zee AMI Albion Marsh,
% nlxfsld. were In this p.acc wednesday.
They spsak very fsvorAhly ofthe prospects
In Dnf.li. Al DNffld needs now Is 4
railroad. an ~ hopc ihey may SET itsoon
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
IOYHI.I..

James W. Chapman ani wife. OF ksE,'
Fall.. are visiting friends 10 ials town.
The thresaing machine ~ The village, In
The saw mil. Il row running. The crop OF
oats 1. light, probably about two-ihiris
that of last year.
circle met CA Tuesday last, with Ms.
Nellie Eastman
Ne. Frederic Kimblll. ofthls iosn. del
90 Tuesday Anernoon. Aug iGth. ani was
buried from The Christian church on Thurs.
day. Living In town mauy years Aud b..
lng % social disposition, hf klmbAli
will be- Missed very much.
Mr.. Zalmon Pray i very slct, with bu,
slight hopes ~ recovery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
DENMARK.

Rafas Pdncc. AimlnlsirA,or % ihs e.
tate OF The late John &. Hodge, sold the
personal property a. auction, Aug. lIsh.
Most OF The goods brought q good price.
F.E. Hodge. OF Penn, John :. Willie,
ofTurner. ant Rufus Deering, OF Portland
are in town.
Mrs. e. A. Loud, who has been spend.
lng . few weeks In Boston, hiss retained
home.
SIR. Long sad wife. OF Lowell, Mass,
are a, Mrs. MArillA Smiths.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
RROWNFIELD.

Frank Libby, the present proprietor o.
The Pequawks, House, contemplstes golns
% Conway, n. H., 20 take enaIse y. VIZ
bosruInr house near the stone quarry
ie.slug his hotel % Perley Brown
DR.. Sawyer. who has been away I'm.
,sres weeks. has again retained and Il
boarding AZ the Central House. =.
Miss susie Brsekett. Of PArsonsneio'
visiting her eousin, Mrs Perkins.
Alton Bradeen and wife have return.,
from Ma. aud are now stopping WIZ
his mother.
Mr.. crcssy has had q paralyiic shock
and lies IA a critical state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
WEST BETHEI..

some are done hAylhg on meadows. and
Others ace iust beginning.
Rain IL needed on Try land.
Corn Il fast ripeuiug.
The potato crop will be light
Albert X Mains and wife. OF Portland.
AZ vlsltlug friends Ia this town.
There has been no corn OF meal for sale
here fOf two or three weeks. ard much
lean pork T. being made.
Mllion Pelley AMI Harold II. Chapman
c0ntiuue o. run their meat and l.h carts
% lbs village. and each claims 10 be sell
To- more an cheaper than The other.
Mrs. Clara J. whitman. % Lewiston. l.
visiting her mother. Mrs. Alnira shaw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
NORWAY LAKE.

Mrs. J. G. Saunders has been Ia quite
poor health since the death OF her sister,
although she Is somewhat better At The
present time.
Miss Nellie. Perry and her brother have
returned % Massachusetts,.
Mrs. samuel Partridge had two slight
shock few days ago, which, though not
entirely disabling her. has prevented her
doing anything except light work.
J. e. Saunders has recently purchased q
doe horse and colt. lie has been Tying 70
break TIE colt and IL Is qaits circus 70
watch it, actions.
More boarders are expected next weei
A. OJgood Perry'r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
ROXRrRY.

Born. Aug. l7tA. 20 the wife Of John
Reed. d,ughter. Is IL pouads.)
&. Il. bartlett. % Newry, and Leslie
Mason. OF Bethel. are In town looking over
thelr timber lands. Mr.. Bartlett j. one OF
The princlpal owners OF Wild land 10 THIS
town. aud pays bis taxes without grum'
bling.
carrie Locke Il spending The week al
Lake Grove Camp Meeting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
RASr RRnWNRIRLn.

Qaiie company from here attended ,hs
Temperance meeting Al Sebago Lake.
The ladies' OF w. &. +. u. made their an
uusl visit % TIE town farm ON The i6ih.
The Golithwaits. OF Peabody, Mass,
are visiting AZ c. ID. fessenden's. Leslie
GoldthwAite Il fne musician, having
graduated nom the Conservatory OF Music.
In boston.
Maria Mansfield Is at KsEsrfalls
Mrs. T. J. Allart and Mrs. Sarah stick
ney are visiting In Sandwich, ". N.
Miss Addic Alsri returns To Hiram for
the fall term. which commences In Sept
Flora Ge,chell has gone TO the Dean
dat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
FAST HEBRON.

The l. q. o. @. T. Lodge had an exeur'
slon . Lake Grove TIE i7th, and report
very good time.
A. 4. Browu has taken = JOB on TIE bat
Ter factory AZ Backhili - "oOss earpsn'
tsr." Tha Turner Centre Creamery Co
report a rise a. the product Tor July, which
pleases the patrons In this vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
nIXFIEL.p.

Mr.. W. y. PutnAm's family have moved
Into tAelr new residence on We'd street
Eugenc Taylor has moved Into the Cox
house. 49,
Mr.. George McAlllster, wife and hiiie
how. o, Minneapolis. MINI. are visiting a.
Mrs.. Baruards. The little boy, two years
OLD. has been very sick, bat Is rather Bet
ter A. this writing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
NORTH PRygBURG.

The buildings OF wilson Abbott %
Stow. were cuilrcly consumed by nfc on
Saturday, Aug. lS.h. Very rev OF The
hou.sh hold sif.cts VERY saved, a. The nrc
gained rapid hcaiway a. once.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23

TIE "a term % Paris Hin Academy VII
oper on Tuesday. sept cih, ani continue
tsn weeks. unier The Instruction. of Charles
h Dolsy. A.. n Nj Doley Il agratuAie
- Colby Uuivcfsiiy ard teacher % e.
psrercc. A frsteiass school may oc e.
p,cicd. Farther particular vii Do an
r.urcsi Ia ngxt nEnoCHAr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23

Mr. Are,as SaurilsH and H. n SAuri.
lrAaI vie. 90 Portland. J. \. LIBBY aui
w's. % Portland; W. l. simmons ar
MAJ, r. simmons. % North C,moriige ,
Mr.. n. n. BAILEY Aui Mss l.. W. Bailey,
ofNaif-u. arr A. tie Huobsri Hoase.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23

II members OF me Paris llin Brass
Barl arc requested 90 meet 40 Academy
Ia. nlxt Sstsrisy evening. August 81,
I..-. al i0 r. VI.
NrwroN STANLEY, secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23

81. Kate n. clark All her no uieces.
Misses Bessie kni Ssile Burgess. nom
Lowell. Mas Arc visiting Mr. ani Mrs.
Geo 4. N,lCu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23

M X. c. Atwood. % Brooklyu, y. 4,
asf M.ss Alice Morrill,, % Buckheii, were
Al Paris ikst Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23

NJ Miller. ~ Boston, has becn qllte
Llrthr rfsiisnce 90 her urcic, A. Wood
turY. I'M ihi. place. hut L. now rscoVsfiug
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23

I,hn :. ani Frank $. Harios. ofNlnne.
a,lus. wfre AZ Paris over Sandy Iasy
r,i1ru q ne West Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23

Aa.r Attendance =, Probate Court las,
wesk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23

Mf. = a. HaNkcs continues Oh fll
grtf1aIy. So Il very low, ard 10 hopes
A.. .rtsrtairc.i ~ her recovery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23

m ID stanley. Esq , 90 pnaeld. an l..
NJ Slucn. E,q.. % Bangor. Fish Com.
r...I1acr. 20 Mslne, were 40 TIE llll
Mrniay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23
sbs Oxfaro usmoerut.
Paris and Vicinity.


-, R.rtlsi Church, PrescAlnr ssrtlce ever
IiiAN. ranllay Sc1os a = ~ tathaiA
S.,-',r Ssrvirs q ?. ~ PRAYER Nsstlnss
l,,'.-,. IA thnr,h. Rev. Caroi,ns Anzrl. r.stcr
,-s.-l'ar ~srvics gvsry cantay ~ II A.n. >.tt'aii
~.ta.l q "a - -. a.. -. So.
- a. nrsss Hal. t1ntry ". hAscn. ie..lef
49, IFruInE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23

Aheri Mathews snf MIS- Lara Her
~. ~ N1uireai. an1 MIS- Belle Ssasey'
ofCtnt.r. Werc ~ Paris futsy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23

Col Iesl. n smith. % The Portland
Custom Ioase. spent ne Sabbath AZ Mr.
Va. Cases
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23

NJ. Louise Haihaway. o. Mempals,
Tsau.. Is visiting hcr sister, Mrs Asa
wopfolfy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23

NJ. Charles Forster All Miss Loiile
F5rs,er. % B1Ctnsld, were ., Vie hlh
TfIfaV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23

Pr,.,oa 5. Love AMI wife. Of Daekasid,
-, In town Mondsy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23

z A Rarrows AM wife. of Canton
wsrs In town "Wednesday.
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Geo n. BeAree. OF Lewiston. vas In
,oWu lss; week.
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sssrlr c. N wOFnsn was A. Paris
wednesday.
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wn. N Pearson. OF Woodstock, was a
r.rl. Tuesday % last week.
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Ns. Mary l. Mcle1 returned SAiarda,
f-,r, a visit 20 Bo0thbty and Portland
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Hon W. woodbury.. % BeiAsi. called
IN tte prNocKAr Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23

Wm. wootsum. % Peru. attended
PROBATE Coart last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23

Hoe. Ei.ard L Paris srd family. o
N.wYlrk. are In town.
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NJ McNl.h. % Allegheny city. Penn..
IA. h,cn s7,niius week Al Geo. l. Mel
icrs
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Prog X A. Daniels, wife ani child. 81
M York. are visiting A. jacob DArlels's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-23

cl Al. waite and wife. % Baehnsli.
- A. Paris last week.
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riwari 4. usstings ART wife. OF frye
tsrs. we're a; TIE Ualoa House las; week'
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TuE Pooh FAMILY tr!enniil re.
union OF the Poor.e family this year Will
be September itih, 10 Hsverhill. the beiu'
tifui city on the Merrimsck In Mass.